The Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition
24/8/2018
Porsche Centre Silverstone has been participating in the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition throughout 2018, and now the competition is about to reach its climax.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Boxster (Type 986), the 2018 competition is different to previous years. Not only did participating Centres have to restore a Boxster, they also had to get it fit for the track and then race their restored car on the iconic circuits of Brands Hatch and Silverstone. This exciting element has generated a lot of enthusiasm and light-hearted rivalry.
The final race takes place at Brands Hatch on 2 September as part of the Festival of Porsche and we are eagerly awaiting the starting grid. Porsche Centre Silverstone customers are very welcome to attend the Festival of Porsche and support us in the race.
Please contact a member of our team on 01327 355 911 or info@porschesilverstone.co.uk for information on when and where our Restoracing car will be on display during the rest of the year.
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